Channing Tatum has seemingly reacted to his ex-fiancée Zoe Kravitz’s engagement to Harry Styles after eight months of dating.
Shortly after the news of Zoe and Harry’s engagement, who began dating in August 2025, was confirmed by People, on Monday, April 27, Channing took to his Instagram account and posted a cryptic message.
He shared a poem by John Roedel to his stories, which reads, “My brain and heart divorced / a decade ago / about who was to blame about how big of a mess I have become / Eventually, they couldn’t be in the same room together.”
”Now my head and heart share custody of me,” the prose continued. “They blame each other for the state of my life / there’s been a lot of yelling—and crying / so, / lately I’ve been spending a lot of time with my gut / who serves as my unofficial therapist.”
The verse further describes the struggle of how the “heart is always sad about something that happened yesterday,” while the head is “always worried about something that may happen tomorrow.”
The poem concluded, “I packed a little bag and walked to the doors of the lungs / before I could even knock, she opened the door with a smile and a gust of wind embraced me, she said / ‘what took you so long?'”
Tatum captioned the post, by writing, “Read…”
As the timing of Channing’s post and Zoe’s engagement news clashed, fans are speculating that it was a reaction to his ex fiance’s upcoming wedding with Harry.
For those unversed, Channing and Zoe began dating in 2021 after they worked together on the set of Blink Twice and got engaged in 2023.
However, the pair parted ways in 2024 after the movie was released.